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COVID-19: Some Practical Observations for Hong Kong Real Estate Developers, Mortgagee Banks and InvestorsThe worldwide spread of COVID-19 has brought about challenges for different businesses around the globe – the real estate market in Hong Kong is no exception. In this update, we outline in tabular form our observations on some common issues that our real estate and financial institution clients in Hong Kong have encountered.
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2019 Litigation Year in ReviewWe are delighted to share with you Mayer Brown’s Litigation Year in Review. We hope you enjoy this brief overview, which features some of the complex and noteworthy cases we have worked on and also celebrates the arrival of a dozen lateral partners who are committed to advancing the strategic aims of our clients.
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The Firms That Dominated In 2019For the fourth consecutive year, Mayer Brown has been named a “Firm of the year” by Law360. No other law firm has earned this recognition for four straight years. Read the publication’s January 13 article for more on this impressive honor.
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March 272020In den vergangenen Wochen mussten immer mehr Betriebe angesichts der rasanten Verbreitung von Covid-19 ihre Geschäftstätigkeit vorübergehend einstellen und ihre Pforten schließen. Während es anfänglich vorwiegend Einbußen in der Luftverkehrs- und Reisebranche gab und Gastronomiebetriebe, Hotels und Anbieter von Freizeitaktivitäten von Umsatzeinbußen und einschränkenden behördlichen Auflagen betroffen waren, müssen inzwischen zahlreiche Betriebe nahezu aller Branchen empfindliche Einschränkungen ihrer Geschäftsaktivitäten verkraften.
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March 272020Europe Daily News, the latest news and legal developments in the European Union
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March 272020
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has forced governments to implement unprecedented measures and required industries to adapt to events that change on a daily basis. Whilst we were drafting this alert, the UK Government steered the Coronavirus Bill through Parliament. Powers under the Coronavirus Act 2020, which received Royal Assent on 25 March 2020, include shutting down premises, requiring people not categorised as ‘critical workers’ to stay at home and the potential closure of UK borders. These measures would have been all but unthinkable even a month ago.